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Prerequisites
- Secret Store: Secret store is configured on both clusters. This will store the credentials for the objectstore.
- Network Connectivity:
- Portworx: Port 9001 on the destination cluster should be reachable from the source cluster. For OpenShift, port 17001 should be reachable.
- Kubernetes API End Point: Port 6443, 443, or 8443 should be reachable. Check with your Kubernetes administrator for the respective ports.
- Stork: Configured on your source and destination clusters.
- Version: The same version of Portworx is installed on the source and destination clusters.
- Default Storage Class: Only one default storage class is configured. Having multiple default storage classes will cause PVC migrations to fail.
- License: A DR enabled Portworx license on both the source and destination clusters.
- Objectstore: An AWS s3 compatible, AWS s3, GCE Object Storage, or Azure Blob Storage.
- Cloud Environment:
- EKS: The instructions on the Migration with Stork on EKS page have been implemented on your destination cluster.
- GKE: The instructions on the Migration with Stork on GKE page have been implemented on your destination cluster.
- OKE: The instructions on the Migration with Stork on OKE page have been implemented on your destination cluster.
Last edited: Tuesday, May 16, 2023
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